A community-led civic training in West Dayton is helping residents turn knowledge into action, building confidence to vote, ...

From the Bill of Rights to Citizens United, The Context and This Day trace the history of America’s ongoing struggle to build ...

The recent election in Colombia revealed much more than a winning presidential candidate. Catalina Arango Patiño reflects on fear, misinformation, and the urgent need for better democratic ...

The response of the people of the Twin Cities—Minneapolis and St. Paul, Minnesota, and the surrounding communities—to the immigration enforcement action nicknamed Operation Metro Surge in early 2026 ...

While South Africa is no stranger to this phenomenon, what is happening in the US should serve as a warning for South Africa, especially given the country’s past experience. Such corrupt actions ...

This is the first of two pieces by Kettering Foundation Senior Fellow Alexander Vindman addressing Russian disinformation threats to American democracy. Russian propaganda is the subproduct of their ...

Democratic erosion is not unique to any specific country, instead it is being experienced in many countries around the world. To counter this trend, it is not only important but also necessary for ...

Countering global democratic erosion requires a global response. We must not only defend democracy but also continue the work of building the democracies we deserve: where the rights of all are ...

The Kettering Foundation’s Dayton Democracy Fellowship is a program that supports innovative leaders, changemakers, and dreamers who are building movements for inclusive democracy in their communities ...